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spray sanitizes the air and kills 99.9% of bacteria at the source. two reasons why with lysol a fresh home is the sign of a healthy home. >>> as sue mentioned, one closure down and three to go for a bay area highway project. caltrans will be closing the north and southbound lanes from highway 101 to the 280 connector to capital expressway. they will stay closed until 5:30. 101 will be closed. we have five hours of closure. caltrans can add a southbound lane from story road to tully road interchange. >> controversial got milk billboards are coming down. they were trying to promote the idea that it can lessen the effects of pre-men struilt symptoms. medical experts question the claims about milk and pms and many women took offense at the adz. the billboards including some in san francisco will be changed. >> a gas pipeline that exploded in san bruno last september had a bad weld but another bad weld a block away. that is information released by the national transportation safety board. 4,000 pages in all including an interview with a records manager wh

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the explanation, there's nothing more than a normal exercise in urban sanitation. those words send a chill down my spine, but it is a familiar chill. had the world not been allow today forget a similar massacre by that same humpty dumpty, a massacre that took place with the participation of mercenaries from north korea and is reliably recorded to have claimed between 10,000 and 20,000 lives of humanity of both genders and be from geriatrics to the infants often in the most sawtist tick manner. -- sadistic manner. it is a word, an expression of self when subvert today the service of such power enable the frailtieses that proves especially traumatizing. the mind, especially of an african raised within a continent whose apartheid policies lasted most of his maturing years, does not require much instigation to wonder how the language of urban sanitation differed from the policy of apartheid south africa which wiped out black habitations to create a -- [inaudible] between black urban settlements and the ruling white minority of that society. the language of apartheid wa

spray sanitizes the air and kills 99.9% of bacteria at the source.why with lysol a fresh home is the sign of a healthy home. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> protests turn ugly over a police shooting in san francisco. our own crew was attacked. how police are trying to ease tensions. >> plus, several u-haul trucks torched in mountain view. arson detection k-9s are on the scene right now. >> good morning, it's wednesday, july 20. we'll get to those stories in just a minute. i'm grace lee. frank has the morning off. >> i'm elizabeth wenger. time now is almost 5:00. let's start with a quick look at traffic and weather. >>> going to be another gorgeous day even hotter today than yesterday. sunshine across the board. temperatures breaking into the mid-90s inland. we'll tell you how long that will last in a bit but over to gianna now with a look at traffic. >> roadwork causing some delays along 101 in marin county. i'll tell you what that means for your morning commute coming up in just a few minutes. right now back to the news des

long live your wardrobe. only lysol neutra air sanitizing spray sanitizes the air and kills 99.9% of bacteria at the source. two reasons why with lysol a fresh home is the sign of a healthy home. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> the fire was intense, the smoke thick and black, could you see it from everywhere. this morning we know what started that fairfield plastics plant inferno. >> a high-speed chase turns deadly what prompted officers to go after the driver and why they

one of the areas we could have done better is in the area of indian sanitation. we are trying to put this funding back to where we had it back in 2011, not a cut . and a way we're asking to do this, and i'll speak to the issue of grazing because i offered the amendment in full appropriations committee, is to ask cattle ranchers to pay a fair fee, a fee of $1.35 is less, than like mr. moran pointed out, is less for states for use of their public lands. and it's significantly less in some information gathering i did that the private sector charges for the use of their lands. when we have our lands at $1.35, not only is it a benefit to the taxpayers but it leads to overgrazing of our lands which does nothing to help improve the quality of public lands for future generation of cattle ranchers. $15 million to grazers in this bill, $4 million to oil and gas. and the numbers again, $2 -- 230,000 american homes without sanitation facilities. 34,000 homes without clean, safe drinking water. no infant, no child in this country or in indian country should be at risk of inte

. >> you can't sanitize fish. >> you can't do that like you would sanitize the tools.they're actually calling the fish tools that cannot be sanitized. >> i couldn't do it anyway. it would tickle. it would gross me -- i would have to not think about what was happeni happening. >> apparently it was banned in a few other places in the states, too. texas among the states who said no. this fishy spa, it's not going to happen. >> everybody's got their own thing they like. >> a little chuckle out of that one. thanks so much, jacqui. we'll see you again later in the chat room where there'll be more chuckling. >> that'll be fun. >> thanks so much. >>> soccer fans, listen up. they're holding their breath across the united states and japan. it's the finals. the women's world cup. already the usa has scored one. an update right after this. no, it's just for new people. hey ! chocolate, vanilla or strawberry ? chocolate ! chocolate it is ! yeah, but i'm new, too. umm... he's new... er... than you. even kids know it's wrong to treat new friends better than old friends. at ally bank,

so i want to just take a look at what the sanitized, if you will, text looks like. i've picked up that book. again, that's sitting on my desk. and then there are -- there are two books. i'm trying to remember their names. it's such an opportunity to help out our authors that i'm reading. but one is a book by lawrence block who's a mystery writer. and i think it's called a drop of the hard stuff. it's a mystery novel. and lawrence block is to me just a terrific, terrific mystery writer. that's actually at the top of my list. if i wasn't here tonight, i'd go read lawrence block. yeah, i think lawrence block is terrific. and then george, who's a mystery writer who writes about mysteries that are set in washington, d.c. has a new book coming out. his wife told me about it because she exercised at the same y i go to. i'm looking forward to that. you know, he has to -- he sets scenes on streets that i travel every day. i want to see what george has done. >> tell us what you are reading this summer. send us a tweet at booktv. >> host: july was a busy month in publishing ne

the ross valley sanitation district approved the rate hike of $118 a year for most customers. that brings the annual fee to $638. but it is going to be more in lark spur when the cost goes up $272 a year. those customer wills now pay $864 every year. >>> a plan to raise new york state's flag in san francisco's castro district this weekend has hit a snag. the original idea was to fly the empire state flag along side the rainbow flag at harvey milk plaza. to signify the start of same sex marriage. but the gromets are incompatible with the flag pole. organizers are working to see if the plan can be salvaged. >>> 7:00 hour knocking on the door heat of the commute on the way. see what the highways are looking like right now. >>> mike, claudine, pretty good if you are going to be driving any time soon get out there before things change. take a look at 237. slow traffic getting into sunny vale. 101 is not that bad after you pass 280 interchange heading north up to sunny vale and santa clara. if you are driving in oakland so far so good on 880 and 580. and at the bay bridge toll plaza

the camp is taking extra precautions in terms of urging all of the guests to use hand sanitizer, the kitchen staff is taking extra precautions and it is probably safer now than it has ever been. i want to make sure the public knows and those campers who have signed up for the coming weeks, they have nothing to worry about. every precaution is being taken. it was a little bit on the chilly side for this time of year, but otherwise the streams were spectacular. there are waterfalls everywhere. i would encourage my fellow commissioners to go up and have a look. the camp is beautiful with all of the water. everything is green. there was a late spring fall which turned all of the grass and leaves green, which is a change from the last six times i've been up there, where it was largely yellow because of the drought conditions. i think you would really enjoy it. the campus very well-run and i want to allay any concerns people may have generated from that article. the concern is there, but the story made the problem much larger than it actually is. i would urge the public to take that into c

the ross sanitation district voted to implement the rate hike.istrict's remaining customers will pay $638 a year up from $118. the money is needed to replace aging pipes. >>> in news of the world in yemen. a senior leader of al-qaida was killed during a shoot out with the army. the government had previously thought he had been killed in an air raid. >>> in guatemala this sink hole opened up under a woman's bed as she slept. the 65-year-old woman woke up to a loud bank thinking it was a gas explosion. instead she found the perfectly round hole. if it had been a few feet larger her bed would have fallen in. the hole is at least 40 feet deep but just 32-inches in diameter. the government is now investigateing the cause of this sink hole. >>> a 13-year-old boy spent 10 hours stuck between two walls. crews were able to get the boy a bottle of water as they used chain saws and the help of bricklayers to reach them. over than a few bruises the boy is fine. it's not clear though how he got stuck. >>> a new push today to block san francisco's proposed ban

. >> they suffer from diarrhea due to poor sanitation. operation blessing helped medical missions in the areas that have been barely gotten relief assistance. areas like this are neglected because of rebel groups. this doctor went from tent to tent treating the families. the medical came just on time, their 3-year-old daughter was diagnosed to have bronchitis. >> thank you so much for your help. this is our first time to be checked bay doctor. you gave everything for free. >> in addition to medicine, operation blessing also gave away toys to the children. for many children, it is the first real toy they have ever owned. operation blessing distributed food, mats and blankets and copies of the book of john to flood victims. the team set up a water station to provide clean water in the villages where the water has been contaminated by the floods. while the e vak wees are waiting for the flood water to subside, operation blessing is there to ease their suffering and spread god's love in these muslim communities. >> most of them, i am the firs

the ross sanitation district voted to implement the rate hike.istrict's remaining customers will pay $638 a year up from $118. the money is needed to replace aging pipes. >>> in news of the world in yemen. a senior leader of al-qaida was killed during a shoot out with the army. the government had previously thought he had been killed in an air raid. >>> in guatemala this sink hole opened up under a woman's bed as she slept. the 65-year-old woman woke up to a loud bank thinking it was a gas explosion. instead she found the perfectly round hole. if it had been a few feet larger her bed would have fallen in. the hole is at least 40 feet deep but just 32-inches in diameter. the government is now investigateing the cause of this sink hole. >>> a 13-year-old boy spent 10 hours stuck between two walls. crews were able to get the boy a bottle of water as they used chain saws and the help of bricklayers to reach them. over than a few bruises the boy is fine. it's not clear though how he got stuck. >>> a new push today to block san francisco's proposed ban

the first thing you can but the in there is hand sanitizer. >> when are a around other people, you want to keep yourself healthy and protected oar poor don't forget the band-aids for cuts and scrapes. >> so you don't get more dirt into it. you want to cheap that area clean. >> reporter: a good insect repellent will help keep the bugs away. >> especially when you're out in wooded areas, backyards, near swimming pools, wherever there's food, you'll have an increase in bugs. >> reporter: if the bugs do bite, pack some cortisone cream. >> it will soothe it and within the cause an infection. >> reporter: don't forget sun screen with at left an spf of 30. >> they need to put it on before they go outside so it has time to work. >> reporter: a bag of basics to keep your kid comfortable at summer camp. >> thank you. you can find these tips often our web -- on our website at abc2news.com. >>> a florida doctor believes tonight that he has the answers to stop a deadly bacteria from spreading, saving thousands of lives. dr. robert ber man is behind the prescription gel called vango gel. he said he c

they say people are not only sleeping but living in their cars, causing sanitation issues. approved, the law will take effect august 26th and repeated offenders could face up to $1,000. >> and san francisco rental prices are going up realtors say that a two-bedroom apartment in this high-rise will set you back between $6,000.7000 dollars. 18 months ago a different story with a paid $4,800 to $6,000 per month the director of the san francisco apartment association says that job growth is driving the high rates. >> the trend will hold depended upon job growth is based on the economy. >> on this they tended to need to be persistent. >> in oakland, the construction of the fourth floor of the tunnel is nearing the start of the second year. tunnelers from both sides are less than 1,000 ft. from breaking through that to happen later this year but that estivation has to be repeated to clear the bottom half of the tunnel. it will be another year before drainage and electrical systems are installed and paving might begin. >> are big weather story tonight, a big warmup into tomorrow.

i want to look at the sanitized text so i picked up that book and is sitting on my desk. there are two books. i am trying to remember their names. and opportunity to help authors i am reading but what is called -- by lawrence block called a drop of the hard stuff. it is a mystery novel. he is a terrific mystery writer. that is at the top of my list. if i wasn't here tonight i would read lawrence block. and a mystery writer who writes about mysteries in washington d.c.. his wife exercises the same place i do and i am looking forward to that because he said scenes on streets i travel everyday. >> tell us what you are reading this summer. send us a tweet at booktv. >> jason ryan sat down with booktv when we visited charleston to check out the city's rich literary culture. up next an overview of mr. ryan's book. >> a major federal drug investigation in the 1980s that caught -- these were unique smugglers. they were non-violent and college-educated. they dropped out of college in the 60s and 70s 2 pursues muddling through is traveling to florida and back of the coast of south

the question, what if the regular code expect for all these things, fire resistance, durability, sanitation, so on. durability is one of the big questions that we have not yet really wrestled with sufficiently. so if you were to say we're meeting the code, i would say what does the code require for durability. >> in terms of safety, why is glass in high rise buildings not laminated? >> sometimes it is. it is seldom, but the issue that we were just talking about could be -- is true for laminated insulated glass, or tempered insulated glass. it's the insulation that goes bad, not the glass. >> but we were talking about skylights, skylights were tempered, we had a problem with chardz coming down. >> and to answer the question, yes, laminated glass is very often used for glass. and we do use quite a bit of laminated glass. it's ordinary, laminated is two pieces of window glass together, with a pbb in between. ordinarily it's 030 or to meet safety requirements and they put a little bug on the corner that says what requirements that meets. >> if you use a piece of safety glazing it is required by

the ross valley sanitation district approved a rate like -- a rate hike of $118 a year.ings the annual fee to $63. it's more in larkspur where the cost goes up $272 a year. those customers will now pay $864 annually. >>> a memorial service is scheduled today for the ucsf doctor killed in a crash in san francisco's hayes valley. the man was -- [ inaudible ] >> we're learning this morning that they will add seat belts to the shuttles as a result of that accident. they will also hold meetings and create a "how am i driving" hotline. >>> we want to check in with sal. >> we want to start out in the south bay in morning, or at least right now. take a look at the map system, looking pretty good there. northbound 101, 2 0, i have some slow traffic. 101, better than yesterday. of course there's slow traffic. 280 is getting pretty busy now from downtown all the way up into the lawrence expressway and then northbound 85, right now near 17 there is a minor didn't. if you are an -- there is a minor accident. if you are a commuter here, it won't be good. let's take a look at westbound

>> no, this project will replace the filtration ponds, sanitation system. some work in the locker rooms. i believe reroofing as well. >> so there will be some work done on the locker rooms. >> it will be somewhat cosmetic. we were just through last week during a site visit. of all the work that needs to be done there, this money cannot get to that. i do not have the project scope in front of me, but i believe we could be putting non-skid down on the floors. >> that is one of my projects. maybe we can see if we can get funding in the next year to maybe work on those locker rooms. they are in pretty dire need of some renovations. anyway, that is something for future meetings. >> commissioner harrison? >> commissioner lee took a lot of my thunder here. would the downtown park fund replenish? i notice on the open space fund, we used $2,600 so far. would the downtown park on the polish that? -- fund replenish that? the second question is, -- >> i am sorry, commissioner. what' $2600? >> in the opening page of the report -- union square. >> generally speaking, com

there's little water, sanitation, food, medical care. literally everything is needed. and the aid agencies are there and they're ready to help. we just need to raise our funding tremendously because of this huge stream of people. it kind of escalated quicker. i was actually in tanz na kor korea -- tanzania with oxfam doing other stories. when we heard the number of refugees coming into the camp it's stunning. when we went there we were profoundly shocked. it's hard to believe. it's hard to believe this could be happening in 2011. >> the u.n. has said that a billion dollars is needed to stave off the crisis. they've only raised about $200 million. they ever getting 9,000 people into that refugee camp a week? >> correct. today at i got an update, there was thousands of people in line to be registered. that means those thousands of people have no food, no water, no shelter, no tenting the people i met had picked up other unaccompanied minors which are probably orphans along the way. i met two women who picked up five children and four children in addition to their own. th

we need vaccination, supplementary food, clean water, sanitation facilities. of course, fundamentally, we need food. >> the hardest part will be get food deep into the areas held by rebels linked with al qaeda. with war and now a famine spreading, this is a daunting challenge. >> in syria, opposition activists say security forces have been stepping up a major operation against anti- government protesters in the country's third biggest city of homs. residents have reported sustaining heavy gunfire. several people have been killed. up to 250 people are reported to have died over the past few days. a heat wave is spreading across the u.s. and this is planned for causing the death of 22 people. -- this is blamed for causing the death of 22 people. this is affecting 17 states so far. a slander campaign, that is how pakistan describes the move against an american citizen arrested in the u.s. this week and accused of working for pakistan. this is the latest in a rapidly deteriorating relationship which was highlighted when the u.s. killed osama bin laden and pakistan

the ross valley sanitation district approved the rate hike of $118 a year for most customers.ings the annual fee to $638. but it's more in lark spur where the cost goes up $272 a year. those customers will now pay $864 annually. >>> this morning san francisco firefighters are still monitoring a home gutted by fire in the city's lower hate neighborhood. they were called to the building around 6:30 last night. there are two flats in that building. the people who live on the top flat however are vacationing in europe. so they've not seen the damage. firefighters say this was a stubborn fire to put out because they had trouble getting access to the attic in that building. no one was hurt. the cause is still under investigation. >>> authorities have broken up a multistate diamond theft ring. the f.b.i. says suspects posed as shoppers at various jewelry stores including right here in california after asking to see large gems they'd run out of the stores and into waiting cars. five people faceof transporting stolen property across state lines and conspiracy. authorities say they made

and sanitation.ut fundamentally, food. >> the hardest part will be getting food deep into the areas held by al qaeda-linked rebels. with war and famine spreading, this is a daunting challenge. bbc news, mogadishu. to julianaoss over for an update on efforts to find consensus in the south china sea. >> absolutely, who owns it? it is a simple enough question, but the answer is more complicated. the u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton has been in bali. analysts across the region have been analyzing the issue. >> it is believed the south china sea is rich in oil and gas, but that has yet to be proved. countries are competing with each other to stake a claim. china has the largest claim over the south china sea. it says it owns all of it. other countries all say they own parts of it. in recent weeks, there have been skirmishes between the philippines and china and between vietnam and china. the fear is if this problem is not solved soon, it could destabilize the region competing countries against each

they need sanitation. we need to prevent outbreaks of diarrhea, for example. the second step is what we are currently planning is emergency education, so that children can go to school and do not waste their time, so they can learn something. of course, the biggest problem is that there is basically no perspective for the people living there. the cannot go to kenya. they cannot go to niobe. due to the security situation and their government in somalia, they cannot go back to somalia. they are stuck in the camps for almost more than 20 years. >> this situation sounds much worse in somalia. with the aid flight be enough to help pple there? "aid flights will help. that is for sure. the problem is how to target beneficiaries. it is very difficult for a organizations to work in south somalia due to the security considerations. it is very difficult to identify who is in need, who needs help it was mentioned earlier that doing this by air drops, which is quite difficult to handle for people who are probably disabled or pregnant women or elderly to go to the places wh

there is also some hand sanitizers of a bit and make sure to keep it clean. there are several stations around the complex, but the problem persists. so she is turning to a solution by opec sales -- bio pet sells a kit so that you can take a dog is dna. >> when someone poops he does have to take a sample of it and then send it in and they will tell you which dog did it. we have to pay to clean up the poop out so they should be responsible. if they are not the and they should pay for it. >> how about some well watching where you least expected. coming up to show you a mother will and her baby found swimming up river. >> temperatures cooling down we're in the 50s across the bay area tonight and we have cooler weather for the next few days i will have your forecast coming up. >> talks are stalled in washington john painter says that he wants to pursue a smaller two trillion dollar deficit reduction bill. the white house wanted tax increases as much as four trillion over three years if the debt ceiling is not raised by august 2nd the nation could run out of money

sanitizing numbers. >> college and balboa are big ridership points, as you go up third street. i can provide you that. supervisor cohen: that would be perfect. when i see some of the regional bodies here, and i ask questions, 3000 people aboard the train at the bayshore station. i am looking for that information. i want to know how many people are getting on. coming people are getting on and off at third and 20 seconds. i am trying to understand so we can make it more efficient. >> actually, if you want that, what i will provide you is that -- supervisor cohen: i know, but whafour is a bunch of circles. >> i will put numbers with that, and you will see. supervisor cohen: ok. >> i will submit that we will be able to give you as good data as caltrain does. and we like caltrain. supervisor cohen: we need to keep those stations open. ok. my next line of questioning has to do with how does the service performance on the t-line compared to the rest of the system? what i am looking for is to make sure those of us in the southeast of the city received the same high-quality service as o

. >> researchers say good advise is to wash and sanitize hands, to clean children's hands often and washughly after getting home. health and science editor, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> golden gate workers canceled out today's strike. they initially canceled today's strike at 5:30 this morning. ferry terminals opened with the employees doing their duties. many passengers scrambled back to the terminal after they heard they will be operating. they want better severance pay as they are weaning out their employees. >>> canada is celebrating their royal visitors. prince william and princess catherine, they handed out flags to kapbd da's newest citizens. they are 144 years old. also, today, princess diana would have been 50 years old. his mother might of appreciated prince william address the crowd in french. >>> the effort to keep the state parks open is if it is or not. [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get

. >> charlie: sanitation. >> there were some sanitation layoffs, some in the health labs. there will be reduction in staffing in some of the public libraries throughout the cit there won't be any layoffs in child protective workers but there may be other layoffs in some of our social service agencies in the city as well. all tolled about a thousand to 1500,000offs in the city. they will be scaled back a little bit and people will feel the impact, it jus won't be as devastating as if we had to lay those teachers off. >> charlie: you get along well with the mayor. >> yes. >> charlie: how do you categorize the relationship and yes itroductive. >> i would characterize it as productive. >> charlie: right. >> because it should be. it's productive because that's what the city needs. you know, people ask me sometimes how come you work so well with the mayor. i made a decision six years ago when i got elected speaker that the mayor and i would work well together and be productive and effective. >> charlie: in other words, do you agree on most things? >> we agree on some things. we

gloves, eye protection, and masks and sanitation and hand washing and who among us don't have a nick or a cut on their hand and are you going to touch someone's blood and your in tac skin will protect you from most ilknows. however, if you have a cut on your hand you have a path for infection to get inside of you and you want a pair of latex gloves -- several pairs of glo gloves that you can put on and change as you go from patient t patient hopefully and at least wash your hands and disinfect your hands between patient contacts and the eyes are like an open wound and path to get into your body and glasses and

this is supposed to be part of our housing, we are not allowed toilet paper, no hand soap or hand sanitizer. if you are giving us this money or taking it from us are we not allowed these basic needs. now we are given a 7:00 p.m. curfew to where we can't go with my husband and see him past 7:00 at night because you are fraternizing in the facility but they do not want us standing outside. won't let us go a couple of blocks away. you get a 15-minute break. if you are not in your bed and not on the elevator, in your bed by 9:00 you are out until 5:00 in the morning. two people were thrown out two nights ago for being in the elevator instead of their bed. like today if i am not there until 5:00 it is gone. the stipulations given to us while you are taking our money are sometimes unliveable. no toilet paper? no hand soap. these are unsanitary. these are things that must be given. salt and pepper can be understandable and covered by our food stamps, but all of the basic needs we are told we would be given are not being looked at. if that would be looked at, please continue to take our money. you